German Touches Recipes and Traditions by Mary Sharp, M. A. Cook Design (Illustrator), Diane Heusinkveld (Illustrator) Type_Meat loved a young goldsmith without

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German Touches Recipes and Traditions by Mary Sharp, M. A. Cook Design (Illustrator), Diane Heusinkveld (Illustrator) Type_Meat loved a young goldsmith withoutGerman Touches Recipes and Traditions by Mary Sharp, M. A. Cook Design (Illustrator), Diane Heusinkveld (Illustrator) More Americans claim German ancestry than any other, so it only made sense to Penfield Publisher Joan Liffring Zug Bourret to update Penfield's 1991 book on German American life, heritage, and culture. The result is "German Touches: Recipes and Traditions" by Mary Sharp of Cedar Rapids, a freelance writer and editor and former city